Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a national law firm concentrating on investor rights, consumer rights and enforcement of federal antitrust laws, is investigating potential wrongdoing at Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Inc. The investigation focuses on whether certain officers and directors of GMCR breached their fiduciary duties by selling company stock based on insider non-public information. Robert Stiller, founder and chairman of GMCR, sold $66.3 million worth of the Company's stock before it plunged on news that the Starbucks Corporation ("Starbucks") had developed a rival product to its K-Cup brewing system. Stiller's combined sales on Feb. 15 and 24 were his largest in a single month since at least 2003, when the stock traded below $2. He would have earned $13.7 million less had he sold on March 9, when the shares fell 16 percent after Starbucks unveiled its machine for home-brewing single cups of espresso. In a March 9 regulatory filing, Green Mountain acknowledged having

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Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP Is Investigating Green Mountain Coffee Roasters,
Inc. on Behalf of Its Shareholders

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green-mountain-coffee-roasters-inc-on-behalf-of-its-shareholders-2012-04-02>

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